Hood to Fame

Hood to Fame

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Zion Bozeman, a 14 year old boy growing up in the hood was destined for greatness. All he ever wanted was to play basketball no matter what. His mother a struggling drug addict attached to his run away father. Zion never had a real Christmas or even a great birthday. Moving all across town having going to 13 different school didn't make life any easier with them getting kicked out of there house. But when he moves in with his auntie life gets a little bit better.
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